COMPLETE
An Illustrated Encyclopedic Medical Dictionary · 1892 · p. 16
adj. Koam-plet'. Lat., comp let us. Fr., complet. Ger., vollstdndig. It., compiuto, complete. Sp., complete. 1. Entire, full, perfect. 2. A term applied by De Blainville to heads of Annelid a which consist of 5 segments. As used in entomology, when relating to metamorphosis, see HOLOMETABOLIC. 3. Of a flower, po e ing a calyx, corolla, andrcecium, and gynoacium; also, of dehiscence, having the valves of the carpel open down to the base of the fruit. [B, 77, 104 (a, 24); L, 180.] [s. 365]
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